Dr. Adam Carey has been the resident nutritionist and co presenter for all three series of 'Celebrity Fit Club'. He is also the co-presenter for Sky Ones program 'Change the Day you Die'. He has 19 years experience in the NHS, specialising in reproductive endocrinology and nutrition.
He is leading nutritionist and nutritional adviser to both the England rugby and cricket teams comments:
“Being overweight has a huge impact on our health, yet levels of obesity continue to escalate and we are failing to do anything about it. This new treatment, called Proactol, could provide a kick start for those who find it hard take control of their weight.”
“Taken after food, Proactol, made of non-soluble and soluble fibres, immediately attaches to fats found floating on the surface of the stomach. This creates a fat-fibre complex that is too large to be absorbed in the small intestine, allowing the fat to pass naturally through the body.”
Dr Carey added, “Ideally people need to adopt a healthy lifestyle with plenty of exercise and a balanced diet, however, we need to recognise that many people find it hard to take that first step.
Proactol can provide some initial support by binding dietary fat, decreasing food cravings, suppressing appetite and reducing blood cholesterol.”
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